March 17, 2026  

Women’s basketball team made history in Wichita, Kansas, earning the program’s first-ever NAIA Women’s Basketball National Tournament victory with a 94–82 win over Corban Warriors women's basketball.

With history already made, the Jaguars turned their focus to the next round against the Hastings Broncos on March 14. Despite a determined effort, Texas A&M–San Antonio fell 100–73, bringing their historic postseason run to a close. Congratulations Jaguars on an amazing season!

Go Jags!🐾 

As part of our commitment to employee development, we will hold four general staff meetings to discuss the upcoming performance review process. The meetings will cover the self-evaluation process, key competencies, and changes to the performance review cycle. Please make plans to attend one of the following scheduled meetings.

Employees are invited to submit nominations for the Jaguar Awards to recognize the dedication, leadership, and impact that help our campus community thrive. Whether it’s a student who goes above and beyond, a student employee, an organization making a difference, or an advisor who empowers others—this is your chance to highlight their hard work and commitment.

Nomination Deadline:

Wednesday, March 18 | 11:59 p.m.

Priority registration for Fall 2026 starts soon. We encourage faculty and staff to share with students and remind them to check their registration holds, speak with an advisor, and know when their registration window opens.

Eligible students can begin registering for classes on March 23, based on their classification and program. #NoHesitationJustRegistration

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The Strengths Champions Spring Workshop Series is open to all faculty and staff. This two-part professional development experience is designed to help participants lead, collaborate, and grow using a strengths-based approach.

Led by two Certified CliftonStrengths Coaches, sessions will explore Leading with Strengths, the Four Domains, Theme Dynamics, and the Power and Edge of Strengths. Participants must attend both workshop days.

There is no cost to participate, and lunch will be provided. Space is limited.

Deadline to register is Wednesday, March 18.

Friday, March 20 | 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Friday, April 10 | 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Location details will be provided when you register. 

Join us for our upcoming blood drive and help save lives in our community. Just one donation can help up to three people in need. 

The donation process is safe, simple, and takes about an hour. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are encouraged.

Tuesday, March 24 | 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
CAB 402 – Vista Room

The IRB Office is hosting monthly office hours on the last Wednesday of each month throughout the school year to support researchers and provide guidance on the CAYUSE protocol management system.

Ask questions, receive training, and discuss any concerns related to IRB processes and protocol submissions. An introduction to IRB resources is also available upon request. 

Wednesday, March 25 | 2 – 3 p.m.

Madla 370

For questions or to RSVP, please email irb@tamusa.edu.

A&M-San Antonio invites you to join our Accessibility Series. Learn how to make your content more accessible and inclusive through short, hands-on sessions. Bring your laptop and get practical experience with document structure, images and alt text, hyperlinks, and accessible writing. Beginner sessions offer focused instruction, while intermediate sessions provide additional support and guidance.

Schedule:
March 18 – Intermediate
March 23 – Intermediate
March 25 – Beginner

Time: 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Location: CAB 223

Registration is required. Beginner sessions are in-person only. Intermediate sessions are offered in-person and virtually.

Join the Student Counseling Center for an educational presentation by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. With an emphasis on early intervention, support, and stigma reduction, this presentation equips participants with the knowledge and confidence to take proactive measures on campus and beyond to help prevent suicide.

Tuesday, March 24 | 12 p.m.

STEM 145

Whether you are interested in linguistics, quantitative finance, biology, chemistry, or other research areas, this training will help you understand how High Performance Computing resources can support and accelerate your work. 

The workshop is open to all students, faculty, researchers, and staff. Participants must register in advance and bring their own laptop. Don't hesitate, space is limited.

Tuesday, April 7 | 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

STEM 228 & 264 (Training)
STEM 256 (Research)

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LeWayne Ballard, a graduate of Texas A&M University–San Antonio, recently became the first alumnus to establish an endowed scholarship. His $50,000 endowment will provide ongoing scholarships for first-generation students who demonstrate a commitment to serving their communities. Ballard says the gift reflects his desire to give back, support future Jaguars, and create lasting opportunities for the next generation of students.

Check out A&M-SA Today for more University news and featured stories.

In addition to vendors, the University is also seeking volunteers for Festival de Cascarones. Participants outside the A&M-SA community must pass a background check, including alumni.

Volunteers must be 16 or older and attend one of the following mandatory volunteer orientations: 

 Volunteers receive: 

Employees may work with their supervisor to flex their work hours during the week of FDC.

The Growler is the campus newsletter for faculty and staff of Texas A&M-San Antonio. The Growler is published every Tuesday from the start of the semester, providing insight into A&M-SA news, events, and announcements. If you would like to promote a University-wide event or announcement in The Growler, submit this form by 5 p.m. CT on a Monday the week before publication.